Your guide to Brisbane’s museums & heritage sites.

Brisbane Living Heritage (BLH) is the heart of Brisbane’s cultural heritage, representing more than 90 organisations: museums, galleries, heritage sites, historic houses & gardens, and historical societies.

The story of Brisbane is a journey of discovery and each BLH member adds their own special chapter.

 

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Uncover the hidden art of keeping Queensland history
Jan 19
Uncover the hidden art of keeping Queensland history
Heritage Hands - Exhibition & Book Launch
Feb 5
Heritage Hands - Exhibition & Book Launch
Abbey After Dark: Chinese Almanacs and the Lunar New Year with Dr Wing-Fai Wong
Feb 13
Abbey After Dark: Chinese Almanacs and the Lunar New Year with Dr Wing-Fai Wong
Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Feb 16
Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Sunday Stories -Policing our Health
Feb 22
Sunday Stories -Policing our Health
TWILIGHT at QLD MARITIME MUSEUM
Feb 24
TWILIGHT at QLD MARITIME MUSEUM
Harvest
Feb 28
Harvest
The Choirboys at The Princess Theatre
Feb 28
The Choirboys at The Princess Theatre

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View fullsize Queen Street and the surrounding blocks were once the heart of Brisbane’s entertainment district, home to cinemas and theatres that drew thousands every week. Venues like Her Majesty’s Theatre, the Regent, the Wintergarden, the Odeon, Wes
View fullsize Step into Brisbane’s earliest streets! Spring Hill is Brisbane’s oldest suburb, and its 19th-century buildings are full of stories waiting to be discovered. From the stone walls of the Old Windmill to working-class cottages, a historic d
View fullsize Did you know that we have a fantastic Gallery / Shop showcasing Aboriginal art right here in Brisbane? Visithttps://aboriginalart.co/ to explore a stunning collection of artworks that connect you to culture and creativity. They’ve been a sta
View fullsize Brisbane Living Heritage is so excited to bring our first Twilight Event for 2026. We are partnering with Queensland Maritime Museum and Cuisine on Cue. We would love to see our Members, Friends and future members attend, and hear about our plans f
View fullsize 100 Years of Australian Cinema – Brisbane’s Connection On 25 January 1926, Brisbane audiences saw Charles Chauvel’s silent film The Moth of Moonbi at the Wintergarden Theatre. The film starred Marsden Hassall and Doris Ashwin, supp
View fullsize Printmaking as Living Heritage: Impress & Brisbane Print Studios (Friday Living Heritage Series ) Impress Printmakers in Wooloowin is a community-run studio where traditional printmaking skills continue to be taught and practised. Artists work